Get unbelievably up close and personal with a gang of incredibly friendly habituated meerkats.
Location: Among acacia and mokolwane palms on Brown Hyena Island Camp Kalahari sits within a private concession bordering the Makgadikgadi-Nxai Pans National Park. This remote setting provides access to the stark beauty of Botswana's salt pans and the surrounding Kalahari Desert landscape. The camp is approximately a 50-minute light aircraft flight from Maun, followed by a 20-minute drive.
Rooms: The camp features 12 Meru-style tents, including double, twin, and family configurations. Each tent is furnished with four-poster beds, Moroccan rugs, and en-suite bathrooms with flush toilets and hot showers. The décor reflects a classic safari style, offering comfort without excessive luxury.
Amenities: Camp Kalahari's central thatched area includes a lounge, dining space, and a small library. A swimming pool offers a refreshing retreat during the heat of the day. Communal meals and evening gatherings around the campfire foster a convivial atmosphere.
Activities: Guests can enjoy a variety of activities, including guided walks with Zu’/hoasi Bushmen, game drives, and quad biking across the salt pans. Encounters with habituated meerkats provide unique photographic opportunities. Seasonal highlights include witnessing the zebra and wildebeest migration during the wet season.
Sustainability: Camp Kalahari operates with a focus on sustainability, employing solar power and eco-friendly practices. Its partnership with local communities supports conservation efforts and cultural preservation in the region.
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